Recent forecasts from multiple models point to a moderating overnight low in Wuhan on September 2, driven by northerly flow and residual moisture from earlier typhoon-related trough influences that have eased the prior heat dome. Current consensus from sources such as the Central Meteorological Observatory and international ensembles places the minimum near 21–23 °C, with cloud cover and light winds limiting radiational cooling while any late-day showers could further suppress the reading. Trader odds remain tightly clustered across the 20–26 °C range because model runs still differ on exact timing of clearing skies and wind speeds, creating genuine uncertainty in the precise minimum. Historical September averages near 24 °C provide context, but the immediate post-heat-relief pattern favors the lower end of the distribution ahead of the next model update cycle.